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Chef Yuki

Chef Yuki

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1 ReviewStarting from £275.00

Chef Yuki - Japanese Cooking Classes in London

Chef Yuki is a London-based Japanese chef and food writer on a mission to make Japanese cooking accessible, healthy, and exciting. With a background rooted in culinary tradition and a passion for modern expression, she offers immersive hands-on classes that demystify the art of Japanese cuisine. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a confident home cook, Yuki guides you through each step - from sourcing the right ingredients to mastering knife skills and presentation. Her engaging teaching style and deep knowledge of Japanese culture turn every session into a deliciously educational experience. 👩‍🏫 What to Expect: Hands-on Japanese cooking classes, Traditional and contemporary techniques, Step-by-step guidance in your kitchen, Recipes for sushi, ramen, gyoza, and more, Healthy, seasonal, and approachable Japanese meals 🍱 Signature Style: Elegant simplicity, seasonal flavours, and the joy of learning - all wrapped in the spirit of Japanese hospitality Discover the confidence and creativity to cook authentic Japanese food at home with Chef Yuki as your expert guide.

  • Private Chefs
  • Japanese
  • London

What to Expect

Birthday/Celebration Cake, Introduces & Explains Dishes

Perfect for

Anniversaries, Birthdays, Garden Parties, Housewarming, Kids Parties, Party at Home, Party at Office

Cuisine

Japanese, Sushi, International cuisines, Cooked for Celebrities, Worked for HNWI

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Chef Yuki's Experiences

Chef Yuki's Reviews

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“We really enjoyed the food and the experience of having a chef at home. The meal was beautifully presented and made the occasion feel special.”
Ashley

From £275.00 / Guest

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